The Tim Horton Children’s Foundation is committed to serving youth from low-income families living in Tim Hortons communities across Canada and the United States. Our campers participate in wilderness-based experiences which are a powerful tool for personal growth and learning.

Our five year program builds skills and strengths that help youth thrive at school, succeed in their future workplaces and become positive, contributing members of their communities.

We are looking for amazing wellness staff who have experience working with youth and have a genuine interest in supporting the health and wellness of young people.

Program highlights at THCK include:

• Overnight camping

• High and low ropes challenge courses

• Canoeing

• Kayaking

• Archery and waterfront activities such as swimming and tubing.

We are currently recruiting the following positions for our 2017 summer camp staff team:

• Wellness Coordinator (Camp Nurse)
• Wellness Assistant (Nurse Assistant)
• Camper Support Specialist (Child & Youth Worker/Social Worker)

These are residential positions that include full on-site accommodations. Candidates must have the ability to stay on site during camp sessions (10 days).

Must be a Registered Nurse or higher by May 2017.

Apply now if you are interested in…

• Being involved in inspiring young people to discover their potential

• Working alongside liked-minded change makers

• Working in a picturesque location, ideal for outdoor adventures

• Participating in extensive training opportunities

• Having your accommodations and meals provided

• Changing campers lives

The Tim Horton Children’s Foundation is committed to serving youth from low-income families living in Tim Hortons communities across Canada and the United States. Our campers participate in wilderness-based experiences which are a powerful tool for personal growth and learning. Our five year program builds skills and strengths that help youth thrive at school, succeed in their future workplaces and become positive, contributing members of their communities.